Bitcoin dropped to $76,000 on May 18 due to rising geopolitical tensions between the U.S. and Iran, reversing a brief rally and causing $722 million in long position liquidations across the crypto market. The decline reflects broader market reactions to potential military conflict and Iran's launch of a bitcoin-powered maritime insurance platform, Hormuz Safe, which may escalate tensions. Experts say bitcoin's price movement is driven more by global liquidity conditions than crypto-specific news, suggesting recovery depends on easing macroeconomic pressures rather than positive crypto headlines alone.
Aristotle and Always On Data have partnered to enhance political campaign targeting for the 2026 election cycle by providing precise voter intelligence that is easily deployable across major digital platforms. Their collaboration allows campaigns to ...
CrowdStrike Holdings' stock climbed nearly 3% amid a broader market decline after Keybanc analyst Eric Heath raised the price target from $525 to $700, citing strong demand for AI-driven security services like Mythos and Frontier AI Readiness. The co...
PMGC Holdings Inc. has successfully acquired A&B Aerospace, Inc., a precision aerospace manufacturer based in California. The acquisition, completed on May 12, 2026, involved purchasing 100% of A&B Aerospace's shares on a cash-free, debt-free basis. ...
The U.S. Supreme Court declined to hear Eli Lilly's appeal, leaving a $194 million whistleblower judgment intact. The case involved allegations that Eli Lilly underreported drug pricing to reduce Medicaid rebate payments by about $61 million. The rul...
XPeng's stock fell 3.49% to $15.07 amid broader market declines after announcing the rollout of its first mass-produced Robotaxi, a key step in its autonomous vehicle strategy. The company plans pilot Robotaxi operations in late 2026 and aims for ful...
